The list price of £675,000 seems reasonable given the property’s apparent high-quality condition, modern design, and location in Bretherton. However, lack of details about the plot size and the comparison with other similar properties in the area (pricing information is limited and doesn’t offer comparable sqft data) makes it difficult to assess exact value for money. The price reflects the premium associated with new-build, high-spec finishes. This score balances the seeming value with the lack of comprehensive comparative data.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. The interiors are modern, well-finished, and show little to no signs of wear and tear. The fixtures and fittings are new and high-quality, suggesting a recently constructed or comprehensively renovated property. The overall presentation is very high standard.

The property is situated in Bretherton, a village with a semi-rural feel, offering a balance between tranquility and accessibility to amenities. The proximity to good schools (including an ‘Outstanding’ rated primary school) and relatively close rail links to Croston and other towns adds to its appeal. However, Bretherton itself might lack the vibrancy of a larger town, hence the score of 7.

While the property includes a rear garden, the size is not specified and appears relatively small compared to many houses in the UK, especially considering the list price. The overall plot size is not provided. The development design suggests a modest private outdoor space.